One of the big problems with the New Testament is the differences between the genealogies of Jesus between Matthew and Luke. After Abraham, they both have two different genealogies! Pastor Brett unpacks and clarifies exactly why…

Why did Jesus have to get baptized? The powerful significance of Jesus baptism.

John the Baptist was a powerful preacher. In fact, Jesus said: Luke 7:27 "This is the one about whom it is written, 'BEHOLD, I SEND MY MESSENGER AHEAD OF YOU, WHO WILL PREPARE YOUR WAY BEFORE YOU.' Luk 7:28 "I say to you, among those born of women there is no one greater than John (the Baptist)." He was so empowered by the Spirit of God that even the Sadducees and Pharisees were coming to get baptized by John! And he proclaimed the Gospel!

We don't know a lot about Jesus' childhood, but in our text today we see Him at the Temple talking to the Priests, Sages, and teachers when He was 12 years old. And, we have the first recorded words of Jesus in the New Testament!

Mark and John have nothing to say about the events that happened after the Birth of Jesus. But between Luke and Matthew’s narratives, we get exactly what took place.

Jesus was most likely born around September 25, 8 B.C. On or about Rosh Hashanah - the Feast of Trumpets.

Going deep in a study on the Last Supper, The Lord's Table, Communion, Passover, and the Bread of Life!

What year was Jesus born? Believe it or not, there is a huge debate on this and some even question the veracity of scripture because of it. Pastor Brett digs deep and discovers the best date for our Lord's birth!